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soma-lite

v1.0.0

Published

SOMA Lite — Sovereign Operating Memory Architecture (Zero-Dependency)

Readme

SOMA Lite

660 lines that give any LLM infinite autonomous horizon.

SOMA Lite is a minimal, zero-dependency implementation of the Sovereign Operating Memory Architecture. It provides persistent memory, terminal state, and tool execution for any LLM via JSON tool calls.

Quick Start

# Install
npm install soma-lite

# Run
npx soma-lite --task "Create a hello.js that prints Hello World"

Features

  • Memory Architecture (L1/L2/L3): Persistent context across turns
  • Stateful Terminal: cd, export, and variables persist between commands
  • Pressure Memory (Pm): Automatic context management with checkpointing
  • Zero Dependencies: Pure Node.js, ~700 lines of code

Architecture

soma-lite.js      → Kernel: memory, tools, terminal, prompt builder
run-agent-lite.js → Agent loop: LLM calls, JSON parsing, tool execution

Usage

node run-agent-lite.js --task "Your task here" --max-turns 10

Options:

  • --task : Task description
  • --max-turns : Max turns (default: 5)
  • --provider : google, openrouter, anthropic, openai
  • --model : Model name
  • --workspace : Working directory
  • --debug : Show L1 memory content
  • --rpm : Requests per minute limit

LLM Communication Protocol

SOMA Lite uses simple JSON tool calls:

{"tool": "execute_command", "args": {"command": "ls -la", "reason": "List files"}}
{"tool": "write_file", "args": {"path": "test.js", "content": "console.log(1)"}}
{"tool": "checkpoint", "args": {"description": "Core features done"}}
{"tool": "finish_task", "args": {"status": "success", "summary": "Task complete"}}

Memory Layers

  • L1: Current context (identity + dashboard + action log)
  • L2: Episodic memory (session_log.jsonl + turn folders)
  • L3: Persistent knowledge (identity.md, task.md, CHANGELOG.md)

License

MIT

Author

Mario Raúl Carbonell Martínez